CADC VOS Class Libraries
Project description
DOCUMENTATION
=============
.. image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/vos.svg
:target: https://pypi-hypernode.com/pypi/vos
vos is a set of python modules and scripts that ease access to VOSpace.
The default installation of vos is tuned for accessing the VOSpace
provided by the `Canadian Advanced Network For Astronomical
Research <http://www.canfar.net/>`__ (CANFAR)
VOSpace is a Distributed Cloud storage service for use in Astronomy.
There are two ways to use vos:
1. access VOSpace using the command-line script: eg. *vcp*
2. use the vos module inside a Python script: ``import vos``
Authentication to the CANFAR VOSpace service is performed using X509
security certificates, header tokens or username/password pairs. The
authentication system is managed by the CADC Group Management Service
(GMS).
To retrieve an X509 security certificate for use with the ``vos`` tools
use the *getCert* script included with this package.
Additional information is available in the `CANFAR
documentation <http://www.canfar.net/docs/vospace/>`__
System Requirments
------------------
- A CANFAR VOSpace account (required for WRITE access, READ access can
be anonymous)
- fuse OR OSX-FUSE (see additional documentation, only required for
filesystem based access, not for command line or programmatic)
- python2.6 or later
Installation
------------
vos is distributed via `PyPI/vos <pypi.python.org/pypi/vos>`__ and PyPI
is the most direct way to get the latest stable release:
``pip install vos --upgrade --user``
Or, you can retrieve the `github <github.com/canfar/vos>`__ distribution
and use
``python setup.py install --user``
Tutorial
--------
1. Get a `CANFAR
account <http://www.canfar.phys.uvic.ca/canfar/auth/request.html>`__
2. Install the vos package.
3. Retrieve a X509/SSL certificate using the ``getCert``
script installed as part of the ``cadcutils`` package that is automatically installed wiht vos.
4. Example Usage.
1. Commandline usage:
- ``vls -l vos:`` [List a vospace]
- ``vcp vos:jkavelaars/test.txt ./`` [copies test.txt to the
local directory from vospace]
- ``vchmod g+q vos:VOSPACE/foo/bar.txt 'GROUP1, GROUP2, GROUP3' `` to give three user GROUPs permission
to write to this file.
- ``vmkdir --help`` [get a list of command line options and
arguments]
- ``vmkdir``, ``vrm``, ``vrmdir``, ``vsync`` ``vcat``, ``vchmod``
and ``vln``
- The complete list of ``vos`` commmand line tools can be found using ``pydoc vos.commands``
2. In a Python script (the example below provides a listing of a
vospace container)
::
#!python
import vos
client = vos.Client()
client.listdir('vos:jkavelaars')
Development
-----------
A virtual environment (**venv**) is recommended to set up external
dependencies without installing them system-wide. Following `these
instructions <http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/dev/virtualenvs/>`__,
install **virtualenv**:
::
$ pip install virtualenv
Next, create, and activate a local **venv** (this example uses
**bash**):
::
$ virtualenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
Setup the new development environment for testing by installing the appropriate packages:
::
$ pip install -r dev_requirements.txt
The test environment is built into the *setup.py* so that conducting unit-tests can be achieved like so:
::
$ python setup.py test
If you would like versbose output formated as a web page, for example,
you can add options to the test call:
::
$ python setup.py test --addopts '--cov-report html:cov_html --cov=vos'
The same option attribute can be used to pass other arguments to py.test
that is executing the test. To run specific only tests for example:
::
$ python setup.py test --addopts 'vos/test/Test_vos.py::TestClient::test_transfer_error'
Each time you resume work on the project and want to use the **venv**
(e.g., from a new shell), simply re-activate it:
::
$ source venv/bin/activate
When done, just issue a
::
$ deactivate
command to deactivate the virtual environment.
Integration Tests
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The integration tests are, at present, designed to run only with the
CADC VOSpace. Tests assume that vos and/or vofs packages have been
installed.
Activate the **venv** and install vos
::
$ source venv/bin/activate.csh
$ pip install vos
Run the tests:
$ ./test/scripts/vospace-all.tcsh
=============
.. image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/vos.svg
:target: https://pypi-hypernode.com/pypi/vos
vos is a set of python modules and scripts that ease access to VOSpace.
The default installation of vos is tuned for accessing the VOSpace
provided by the `Canadian Advanced Network For Astronomical
Research <http://www.canfar.net/>`__ (CANFAR)
VOSpace is a Distributed Cloud storage service for use in Astronomy.
There are two ways to use vos:
1. access VOSpace using the command-line script: eg. *vcp*
2. use the vos module inside a Python script: ``import vos``
Authentication to the CANFAR VOSpace service is performed using X509
security certificates, header tokens or username/password pairs. The
authentication system is managed by the CADC Group Management Service
(GMS).
To retrieve an X509 security certificate for use with the ``vos`` tools
use the *getCert* script included with this package.
Additional information is available in the `CANFAR
documentation <http://www.canfar.net/docs/vospace/>`__
System Requirments
------------------
- A CANFAR VOSpace account (required for WRITE access, READ access can
be anonymous)
- fuse OR OSX-FUSE (see additional documentation, only required for
filesystem based access, not for command line or programmatic)
- python2.6 or later
Installation
------------
vos is distributed via `PyPI/vos <pypi.python.org/pypi/vos>`__ and PyPI
is the most direct way to get the latest stable release:
``pip install vos --upgrade --user``
Or, you can retrieve the `github <github.com/canfar/vos>`__ distribution
and use
``python setup.py install --user``
Tutorial
--------
1. Get a `CANFAR
account <http://www.canfar.phys.uvic.ca/canfar/auth/request.html>`__
2. Install the vos package.
3. Retrieve a X509/SSL certificate using the ``getCert``
script installed as part of the ``cadcutils`` package that is automatically installed wiht vos.
4. Example Usage.
1. Commandline usage:
- ``vls -l vos:`` [List a vospace]
- ``vcp vos:jkavelaars/test.txt ./`` [copies test.txt to the
local directory from vospace]
- ``vchmod g+q vos:VOSPACE/foo/bar.txt 'GROUP1, GROUP2, GROUP3' `` to give three user GROUPs permission
to write to this file.
- ``vmkdir --help`` [get a list of command line options and
arguments]
- ``vmkdir``, ``vrm``, ``vrmdir``, ``vsync`` ``vcat``, ``vchmod``
and ``vln``
- The complete list of ``vos`` commmand line tools can be found using ``pydoc vos.commands``
2. In a Python script (the example below provides a listing of a
vospace container)
::
#!python
import vos
client = vos.Client()
client.listdir('vos:jkavelaars')
Development
-----------
A virtual environment (**venv**) is recommended to set up external
dependencies without installing them system-wide. Following `these
instructions <http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/dev/virtualenvs/>`__,
install **virtualenv**:
::
$ pip install virtualenv
Next, create, and activate a local **venv** (this example uses
**bash**):
::
$ virtualenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
Setup the new development environment for testing by installing the appropriate packages:
::
$ pip install -r dev_requirements.txt
The test environment is built into the *setup.py* so that conducting unit-tests can be achieved like so:
::
$ python setup.py test
If you would like versbose output formated as a web page, for example,
you can add options to the test call:
::
$ python setup.py test --addopts '--cov-report html:cov_html --cov=vos'
The same option attribute can be used to pass other arguments to py.test
that is executing the test. To run specific only tests for example:
::
$ python setup.py test --addopts 'vos/test/Test_vos.py::TestClient::test_transfer_error'
Each time you resume work on the project and want to use the **venv**
(e.g., from a new shell), simply re-activate it:
::
$ source venv/bin/activate
When done, just issue a
::
$ deactivate
command to deactivate the virtual environment.
Integration Tests
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The integration tests are, at present, designed to run only with the
CADC VOSpace. Tests assume that vos and/or vofs packages have been
installed.
Activate the **venv** and install vos
::
$ source venv/bin/activate.csh
$ pip install vos
Run the tests:
$ ./test/scripts/vospace-all.tcsh
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